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Telephone vocabulary mobile phone vocabulary. 7 Essential Android Apps for BYOD Classrooms. March 26, 2016 BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is a popular learning trend that 's being increasingly embraced by teachers in their classrooms.

7 Essential Android Apps for BYOD Classrooms

BYOD is premised on the idea that students bring their own digital devices and use them in class for a variety of learning activities. BYOD is an effective way to personalize learning and attend to individual learning needs of your students. The Essential Guide to Apps for Learning English as a Second Language – Masters in ESL.

Seven ideas for using mobile phones in the classroom – tekhnologic. The post was talking about if mobile phones are really a distraction and how they relate to classroom management.

Seven ideas for using mobile phones in the classroom – tekhnologic

It talks about a place for mobile phones and says: “Smartphones are here to stay. Period. No matter what we might expect or want, they are not going anywhere. 20 ideas-for-using-mobile-phones-in-language-classroom- Mobile%20phones%20student%20worksheet. What is BYOD? And Why Do Schools Opt for It? Last week I wrote a post about some of the things that will be taught during the Practical Ed Tech BYOD Camp on July 11th and 12th.

What is BYOD? And Why Do Schools Opt for It?

As has been pointed out to me by a handful of people, one thing that I didn't do in that post was explain what BYOD is and why a school might opt for it. Here's my short overview of BYOD. How to Create a Collaborative Whiteboard Space on NotebookCast. The Essential Guide to Apps for Learning English as a Second Language – Masters in ESL. Mic Note -Voice Recorder & Notepad for Windows,Mac,Chrome,Android,Linux. How to Use Google's My Maps in Your Classroom. This morning at the NCTIES 2016 conference I facilitated a short workshop on using Google Maps and Google Earth in the classroom.

How to Use Google's My Maps in Your Classroom

Both tools are so robust that it is hard to cover everything you can or could do with them in just 90 minutes. To support the workshop I have a bunch of additional resources available on this Practical Ed Tech page. One of things that I introduced in the workshop was the idea of having students collaborate and create multiple layers on a map.